Structure of eta' mesonic nuclei in a relativistic mean field theory
arXiv:1808.10140 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptz031
Abstract
The structure and the energy spectrum of the mesonic nuclei are investigated in a relativistic mean field theory. One expects a substantial attraction for the meson in finite nuclei due to the partial restoration of chiral symmetry in the nuclear medium. Such a hadronic scale interaction for the mesonic nuclei may provide modification of the nuclear structure. The relativistic mean field theory is a self-contained model for finite nuclei which provides the saturation property within the model, and is good to investigate the structure change of the nucleus induced by the meson. Using the local density approximation for the mean fields, we solve the equations of motion for the nucleons and the meson self-consistently, and obtain the nuclear density distribution and the energy spectrum for the mesonic nuclei. We take C, O and Ca for the target nuclei. We find several bound states of the meson for these nuclei thanks to the attraction for in nuclei. We also find a sufficient change of the nuclear structure especially for the bound state of . This implies that the production of the bound state in nuclear reaction may be suppressed.
arXiv comment24 pages, 11 figures, references corrected
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